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Over half of Koreans open to not having children, survey shows. Ukrainian military unveils footage of drone attacks on NK soldiers: report. Close for 24 hours. Posted : The ratio of those not having sex has increased threefold from 20 years ago, and it is especially high among men in their 20s. According to joint research conducted by Yonsei University professors, Prof.
Youm Yoo-sik of the Sociology Department and Prof. Choi Jun-yong of the Internal Medicine Department, 36 percent of Seoulites had no sex for the past one year.
It is based on a survey on 2, adults residing in the capital. In a worldwide study conducted by U. The figure has more than tripled since. By gender, women were more likely to go without sex, at 43 percent, while 29 percent of men had no sex. However, men and women had different reasons for their abstinence. When asked why they had no sex, 24 percent of women said that the lack of interest was their biggest reason. Among men, the top reason cited by 15 percent was that they couldn't find a sex partner, even though they were interested in having sex.
